Sentence examples for hoof traffic from inspiring English sources
This is because they see a lot of traffic and are areas that may easily get overgrazed or the vegetation gets decimated to the point where the lanes become dust/mud bowls from excessive hoof traffic.
Pay special attention to areas that suffer from high traffic areas, such as near and around watering areas, gates, etc. Please note that you may find that growing grass in this area will be much more difficult because these areas see a lot of hoof traffic, much more than out in the pasture.
The mayor has some advice: "Get a life!" That is what he told the people who may feel inconvenienced when they find themselves struck in traffic or hoofing their way around Pennsylvania Station amid all the security measures for the convention.
And the vibe is distinctly mellow: private cars are forbidden, so the only sounds of traffic are the heavy clomping of horses' hooves and the occasional screech from children bicycling wildly around the lovely heaths, moors and salt marshes that are now part of a nature reserve encompassing most of the narrow, 10-mile-long island.
She'd been cooped up there for the church's annual crèche, but apparently couldn't jive with the whole Jesus thing fleeing her cell at about 2 30 AM and hoofing it to a nearby highway, snarling the local traffic.
She led Edie onto a lawn so she wouldn't hit her head on the side mirror of a parked van, then to a traffic pole at a busy intersection, where she stopped and tapped her hoof.
It's worth remembering that Steven Soderbergh's excellent Traffic (2000) started life as the multi-Bafta-winning C4 series Traffik, way back when Catherine Zeta-Jones was still hoofing in the West End.
They could hoof me with their mini-hooves!
First one hoof, then another.
